Adrian Newey may have exaggerated when he claimed the RB10 was six months away from being ready to hit the track, considering Red Bull has just two until pre-season testing, but the design guru admits the new regulations are challenging him and his team. Speaking at the Autosport awards, the Briton joked that next years turbo-charged V6 engine in particular was causing them a headache. "I think from our perspective it is somewhere between mild panic and crisis management," he said on-stage, adding: "Next year's regulations are a huge change. It is a very complicated powertrain, and for many teams including ourselves it really is a big challenge. "Reliability could...
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